Urgent = player bug = urgent

Yes, uninstalled and the association persisted. I could correct the problem by running a DOS window and running restore from it. I had to restore the system to a point three days ago to have the association corrected.

At one point a Windows from Norton Internet security opened and asked me to allow the download and installation of an "extended virus definition" I don't know if that happened as the system froze, but ultimately restoring the system through a DOS windows was the solution. It was scary though!!!!

I wanted to see what happened, so I created a new restore point and then reinstalled Notation Player. This time everything worked fine except that the installation routine did not associate MID and KAR files to the player even after I checked the options to do so. I created the association manually and now everything is working fine.

I now have a great way to listen and see MID and KAR files.

Thanks for another great product. I own a copy of Notation Composer and would not change it even for Sibelius, Finale and other much more expensive programs, as Notation Composer is the easiest to use, does all (or most) things the expensive programs can do, and has a GREAT user manual.

Alberto Odor, MD

[Sherry C]

Hi,

Wow, that was a weird one. I've never heard of anyone else having such a problem with any of our products installing (and I've installed them on my own machines lots of times). I think your suspicion about the Norton window may be correct - perhaps it disrupted something at a crucial step.

Anyway, I'm glad you were able to get it settled back down!

ttfn,
Sherry